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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04


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JuzGins 1snssf a1ass iazs niNAi. -
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aa1sntion 30 tie fa6l th1a - 1ourt bad
na jasisaiaaion u IL go. The q.
fsuasrs had hecn &.nt dean fer iriai
ffem 1ndr8 snsfHfhsfHN eoaE4 en- .
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eamDn1e1 Is ~ fnsEz1ce 0f t1a d.
lez4a11. Ihs oazas howNEaH, wa1 cne
m1leA f1H Under Ne KnlIng q 0bieE
8nz<39e 3oua0 that 1asan fmn11FS1G
lmpEisohmane wishuat fhe cp111n " Q
6ne. o. bne and inspEisanlsnt @sre
outside tho iaEi1dic1lnn q kpllee los
30, Nh1 muE1 simRiF aiEaa 3 commit
TAG MaEiElFo1e. 4o9 eade uf Wo4hinE-
IN Territory pF1seEiees he jurisdiction
Of dustieea Of lie Roaea u oFini1ai
p11ssp1lkon3 and gives them e1ac1R-
Ean4 f1KiE1le1iun VITA 1oe Dl1lrtc3
Oouxts IN certain GpeaiAed oAanEss. and
Ia al mia1smennoEs uhsga che olRsnn0 h
EoT RuzNEAnEn ~ ENRRBoNzEEzz
o. b. Z flns groalsr than 500. ID Ne
60 before Ne oouFt Ehe eods pEoViaes
t111 - pezGon eonsie1ed of ~ o1enee
shall s'be impEisnnsd n the Co1n1Y Jail
Rot exeeedi1R one monzA and BE dned
ID any san not exooodina sou or 6ned
sniy.n As JudR0 0o6zEheER had no
NIGHT 10 Try TIE eame he aoula n0t grant
g change ok venue. and Jn3Re Jenes
could net grant iuRy trial. Ehe DE-
fenAaut was not properly before the
eoukA under TIE ruling e Chief 9ua-
tiee Senee n TIE onse q ia Territory
~ xhoEn1lke and Small. tried at the
AuEazt session of the Disiriel Court,
TIA OnuEt took The Sans visw o. The
matteE and stated that the case could
net Be property before him and tbnk be
vas zneeEfain 4 be even eould remapd
BE papers back 10 SadRe sedsrbsEg'a
Cour1.
he defendant thsn, b. his attorney,
moved 70 be discherked On the gtunna
that the Court had no inEisdiclion and
never had any iuxi8dicsiun ID tie caas.
The OcnFf stated that e had 10 iuFis-
dicsion In the case and could not dis
charge defendant who ha1 nnFef been
before tire Court. The iuzlioe, before
who's The eaee wns originally brought,
bad no power 70 give Q ohanRg q venue.
Tbs defendant ihsn aEoss and walked
quietly cat Of tbs court room- Mr..
kiles q onoe cot fEesA information,
sworn to b. the psuaeeuting witness,
ena the casa vii Be heard ID Q few days.
Tbs Prosecuting AtecFney a4id the
whole tsouhla arose through Jndne Sod
erbeER not notifying him Nh Pilesl
before the caan came m. a. Il Wnn biz
daty 10 do, and that hia not having done
thst had already cost she TeEfiiofy .
considerable snn Of money.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

aoTIcE.-Ten dollars rswnfd
All s. paid fer Information
1890 q the afless ard corr
sIcsIon Of aPy ere seuna ss -.
- ospIss n klis Rsss-lntsial-
-. ..s,,eag delivered ~ tso carriers
.,,yanaisouf the city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

suxnAT ScnooL CoxvEzTl04.-Ths
Miristsrs' Association and TIE tanday
sohool commisiss ass aEsaneine Tor .
snnday school Onuvsntion 10 Be hald IN
shis city, 0slo6er Esth and &itA next.
A toina mostfng waa bed yesterday,
and aommiitee UeetsBg VII Be held
II the hssnmant % ths Nelhodigl Prnt'
eesans chnFsh wednesday evening. o.
tnkeF sch, q oieiosk, ard & b gxpee1.
q shai al ministers End sunday 6ehool
SnpeEinasndeuts vii atte1a. Sc pro.
EF1mns Cos TIE 0onventi01 via then b
eFrnnae6.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

NO. TaR0ia, Laelranes. Ca. writing
ahpaf Darbys ProphyiAstis Elnid, nayss
Ga h . priceless jewel - eianfectani
sna fea1orSzsf. NJ wifs saatea Ter TIE
bepefa ct ycunR molkeFs TAI i Is =
valashia adl1set'to tie narssry u =
faaaiiT 90 90 p3Ee1ta travelling With
ckiiaEen. Nos Only b the Kiaid invaln-
ais a. dsodoEiNsR, hnt . few dFupa
AIDED 10 TIE wnaeE To bathina viii re-
nsvs all eruptinna fRnm he skin. shAf.
ina, sse., and greatly refresh aE1 eoothe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

EaenaaHa 70 wEp Tbs fsllosinR
1srxiaes Isssnses have hssn issse3 b.
ahs Ouaaty Auditor. +. p. ABdrsus
- Iknxts DFtscalI. beta Of Sset1iEs
Wlll,sna A. Nolan 81 Seattle snd MiEs
rAarufosae Chambers 81 San Ernneleco.
cslsfosnia, EasAr q. Goaa6iBs a96 MiaH
Sesais Y. Carrie. both Of Vancoutsr,
BrffsA ColaEhie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04
MoNKY mmaN

On chafsie noFtaags. Rood ealiaasEni
O. p1Esnnal security, notes, DaFlNaRos
sexip. bomds. tima eheaks, ETC., bonQh1.
CoMRznm, muxKm a ca.
OMea With 1maQs SAITH. Jmnnaa n1Fnat.
egposiae ~ Ouui&anaal an1s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

FEssoar CoMrxa The ship Detroit
sailed fron San Francisco for Seattle
September Ssh in Ceas. II. Wells line
81 ssaaters, With q large cargo Of freight
for SEATTLE merchants. Harrington a
Ssnith have a.lTl packages; Z. O. Mules,
/ -, 4. Meeksr 4 %. 4s4. and many
others smaller nambsF Of packages.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

Total amount Of Taxes. 49,. rs. StS -
The largest single taxpayer is Mr.. A.
A. Denny, whose taxes amount 20
e2l63 40, while his brother, Mr.. d. 4.
Denny, has 10 pay $1l99 o6. making
total of 34462.55 for the two brothers.
The YesleF property pays S2244 60 made
up as followsl Property assessed 70 H.
L. YesleF, e67l IS: Property assessed 70
i. Il. YssleF. $40 40; property assessed
to J. d. LoWman, Trustee, $lS29 81.
The two families thus pay zine per cent.
az tue total taxes Of the City Of Seattle.
The receipts from licenses for the
year ending May 81, 1881 were $39,-
k7t5g
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04
4 PTTEFUL sToRY.

Yesterday afternoon young roman,
carrying = young babe. nOt over thFes
weeks old. and leading 9 little girl two
OF TIRES years old might have bsen sssn
going from houss 20 house. asking for
alas. She was Q rather prepossssine
icokin9 woman, and u her story be " ne,
there Is man around IN this vicinity
somewhere. who ought 20 be behind tne
baFs Her story % detailed 10 one OF
The persons 20 whom she appealed Tor
charity vas Aboat Aa feliovsi Until
Feesntly resided with ny husband.
feW blocks this aide Of Lake Union.
We weFs very poor, bat managed 20 gee
along until
MI BABx was BoRN,
Ahous three weeks ago, my husband
came home. He had been drinking
sonss, and a. be stepped 10 a. the door
tke neiahhor Who cas- With ne ct The
tins, told him be had 500, and heif.
rhe father came % 10 the bed. looked
Al tha child, and with en oath declared u
8Id noa luak lika him og any Of bis FOLKS.
ana refused 20 have anything 10 do With
IA / triad 10 reason with him bot 70
10 avail. he started 10 and smashed
al she furniture ID the house, and broke
40 Al the dishes, after which be gave
ne : onrsinG and left and ] have net
seen him sinos. ] have lived on The
charity Of my immediate neiRhoori
mill [ vas strong enough 10 Get around,
ana nov am compelled 30 beg o fcu
daliara 10 take me 20 Portland, where
hava Al upolR, who will help noe 10 my
uarents. when ] get home my mother
~lll take care Of The baby, and l vi
Wofk. 1 expeet VS. furtpnate 70 eel
"A az that wicked Husband, bat q Nj
| VERY cruel for him 10 leave ne bedfass,
| Win two % his children 10 support. and
eithoni q dollaP In the worid With which
~ halo rnvaeifw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

CANADIAN PACIFIC 4. B. EXCURSIONS
Parties going East viii save money By
calling on z. w. MoGnEis, on Nil
street.. ie16
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

Ladies' and eeHtleman hAsing easl-ea
eloshina 20 dispose 81. viii o. vel "
call On L. L. Bales. anc1ioneef and see.
end hand dealer. eorEer Second ana
Columbia gtreotA oeam
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

1'AEt-HA - -
Hkn1kiss ssss rssssed % shs lazs q
AlbeEi FEisdEisA yssaszssy afIsknoon II
- County JAN. "Ea i he rinR-Isadsr.
sid IN efassx. aand villa I hnEe 10
fear q bsinR abs % mnnans hin. ysA I
haEs fhcuahs 4 saxisahis % faks extra
pzsea1tiang II hts e1ae.
Il be tEacIablefH
-He = vesy inppdsnt sad TALKS Z
Reod de4L He exsEta . bad in1n1uca
q tes otAsE pEi1qnerA He b . bad
: VIA shashls Be- pus On any Of sbs|
o8hHK pFisamefaf
no, I eaass nOsi n lsaut, nos for ne
@HsH mush liberty Of mesomsni uilll
he ehaeklss aduft or
-Eisdrich can sboat plaes shs hsei
Of one foot % tie foes 1f the other. IN
o1har words hs eaA sep shent ths length
Ct nns Of bis Gset1
Is - jan pssssy fail Of prisousrs
"Yss. ana noe thai uiussr 10 oouln9
o.. she number Is rapidly insr.asinR.
Every winter large nunber a. man 90
444a9t4L13 yNl14 VII k441l4 - E01IE u1-
inR asntsnoed % jail q this .ny they
afe heDi i1Bough The eoId season. Eush
fslloss ere coming tn now
he jail win then De oveF-sEouded. Z
va aaRgagted.
Tha OnmmisnioneEa viii soon held Q
SPECIAL meeting, and Il Ia expecled tha1
definite action viii Be then taken.
klihef the pressat jail uill b eniaERed,
81 rev cue bailt. souelhing mus Be
dons soonp
-lus9De-1-
Ten eases % cloaka, neumaEkotu,
WEapa and Jackets arrived OetobeE Id,
via The Canadian Paciaa and viii be
opened cot Monday morning. New
markets from e2.6o each 70 500.
ToxxAs4 GNoNnmAN.
Laoa curtain nsts, fabis Iinsns. big
drives. Tue leader os Low cash prices.
CHEsEKB CEMABH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

We have more dry goods undeF car
roof than al The stores % PaCet soend
camhsned, bouRht fFom commission
hsnses and importers. Tokias a ein-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

Great bargains In ladies' maFino IN
dervaFe. Shirts and drawers 25s each.
600 per suit. Ask for them.
ToKEks q SrNoHnMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

800 all wool double width Trioot. COED
assortment OF colors. arey mixtures
and plain o0lofA CHEsrKR OLEARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

TINS YEAn's TAxns-Ths tax rolls for
the City OF Seattle have Just been oom-
plssed for the present year, ending May
sIai. 1883. The amaunt il So. 81. "a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

The best bargain We ever offered; 5
buttoned, Suede kid gloves. embFoider-
ed backs, for 81. To be found only at
ToELks e S1K0KkNkN's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

Cash ". credit. @. O. sxAKTUP 4 Co.,
eroceFs Third and Sprine. seh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

Your orders will be called for, give ua
trial, @ q. SEAKTuP q o.. grocer
Third an Spring. eel4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

Fer youf groceries 90 10 @. @. start.
W 4 Co, esFnsE Third snd Spring. selt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04
rHE oLYNPLAN 20 ALAsKAN.


oxx on poTa ov TKNm 10 CONN TO TIE
SOUND xmIn WEEK.
For several wesks past u has been
rumored fFou tine 70 tine that either
lhs Olympiau sr the Alaskan. or both
Of these ilns sieamsEs we're 20 b
brought around 70 the soand 70 Taxa
ahe place Of The Nossh Paeihe or 0soses
4 starr. or both Of thea. bat arrange
mants looking 10 thai end haze never
ASSUMED iefniie shape until ahe present
time. A gaatleman 10 . position so
anew vhai be waa talking aboaa, sAld
% reporter yesterday. Yen may say
IN The osE-INTn1x19lHcEa t1as Oeiel
knalnesF Lawson u the hofto Paetne
and his assistant have been 0rderea "
Portland, and have actually gene there
% pot the steamer Alaskan 10 shape %
lsavs the Oolumbia for tha Sound o.
Wedneedsy. CAptain Andefson VII
bring her around, and viii leava fei
psgtland tomorrow morning Tor tna'
purpose. You may look for sue Alas.
kan about Friday
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

J. II. RenRstorh has just received
full Iine Of ladies', misses and ohildren's
6ne shoes from Laird, eehobeF 4 Mitch.
ell, Philadelphia. These ceiebrated
shot recommend themselves and ere the
fnesa made IN The United States. oolH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

A Rsntlauaan Who arrived here from
% Eouna laal evening. said; 'Mhie q
Taeoma accidentally leaEned thai we
Olympian WA soon 10 b brought 70 ne
Raand. Got thia 10 eonhdence ana
hope that you vii vlthhola ny nanle,
e yea make any mention q the matter.
from the above, taken u eonneeaion
eth the statement o. manager hat
eomh. Il u safe 70 presume tnss one 2.
boeh ef thoae lno steel steamers. bailt
hy Alraatian of Henry Willard TOR toe
Pugea Soand tFads viii seoa ~ ~ tosae
waters.
TIE steamer George y. SsaEF z VERY
seno5aly In need Of IN ogeF-hanitne be.
fore sas winter season R9l9 -. ana aa
shs las rnn The longest withoal resi-,
shs via pEabobly es laid - e. soon ~
the Alaaknn arrives and Il placed On
She Victoria Fouta
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

Blanksta; the largest stock on the Pa.
oifie Coast from 81 per pair 10 so.
foKLAa Il SrsdEnMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

High novelties in veIvsts 70 be found
only Of ouR store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

Laes curtain usts. aabls Iinsus. big
drives. Ths leader &c low cash pFises.
CHEsEE1 OLmARH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
CONTROL OF THE JERSEY CENTRAL.

1t was announced in Wall Street yesterday, with
some show of authority, that the control OF the Cen
tral Railroad OF New-Jersey held by Austin Cor
bin and his friends by persons identified with the
First National Bank and the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
The ticket arranged Tor the annual meeting next
month was said to be Austin Corbin j. Rogers Max
well and Henry Graves, representing the Corbin In
terests; f. r. Wilbur Charles HartshOrne and Robert
b. Sayre representing the Lehigh Valley. and George
F. Baker, n. G. Fahncstock and f. ID. Adams. IL was
said that the control undoubtedly held by these
interests Mr.. Corbin wao In Philadelphia, but Mr..
Maxwell said that the proposed directors owned more
than halt OF the stock and would be elected He said
that the road was TO be operated as terminal road
willing to give terminal facilities mt this port 10 any
railroad seeking entrance This was said In behalf
of tho First National Bank: Yes, we personally
interested in pool In Jersey Central which Is being
run by Mr. Corbn The bank has nothing to do with it
OF coui se and as matter OF tact We do not know who
the directors are to be-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
PHASES OF LABOR AGITATION

Phil ADEIPIIA April 15.-The executive committee OF
the Brick Manufacturers Association and committee
representing the several local assemblies OF their en-
ployos held meeting this afternoon for the purpose OF
discussing the resolution agopted by the manufacturers
few days ago, mandng settlement OF the differences
between employers and employees After thorough dis
csslon tho employees virtually agreed 10 the manuact-
urers and general strike was averted The men
had demanded that knights OF Labor should have prefer
others, and about l600 men had already gone
out on strike.
PuTsBURG, April 15.-John Vernon, non Union work
man the place OF OF the ockedout men at
Woods Works, at McKeesport, was called from his
strange men.
Troy, N. Y. April ia gang Of unknown men, said
TO be Knights OF Labor, "raded" the Office OF The Oc
weekly publication In this city, this morning The fore
man, C. b. Conant beaten into unconsciousness and
a wreck made Of the office Recently The Oct has been
attacking the Knights of Labor.
enc AGO, April 15.-At meeting OF the Master Car
penters' Association last night umatum to the 5000
striking ourneymen adopted in the form of reso-
luton The refusal to treat with the in body was
reiterated.
HALrFAx April Is (SpeeaD. -Thirty-dve men went to
work to-day In the Vale Coery Pictou which with two
other mines In the country had been idle for over
month"; Tho partial resumption OF work has enraged the
great body the strikers no still hold together and are
making all sorts OF threats OF vengeance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
BREAKJyG UP A BAYD OF ROBBERS.

CHICAGO, April ia dispatch from Akron, Ohio says
"The notorious Foster gang Of robbers has committed
fully dozen daring robberes hercabous within the last
two years Ellsworth Flickenger on the gang. was
recently captured and to tho penentary Yester-
day Ulysses worthing and Willis Cady. the latter
brother.inlaw OF Foster arrested and In
jail here special Grand Jury at returned four In
dictments against these men, Among the crimes OF this
gang Is the robb cry Henry KO0ns and wife,
both over ninety who tortured by being whipped
and left in tho cold to freeze Several hundred dollars
was obtained. Farmer Himmelreght and two grown
daughters taken of bed and had their feet held
hot and they strapped to tho furniture
and left for after $500 had been secured Mr.
Fritz and wife robbed OF $500 cash and also tor
rby In four different country towns here
postofces were robbed and safes blown open, fully
$1,000 being secured. The gang also recently made g
daring attack the Medina County Treasury and
the next night made 5000 haul in Cleveland"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
RAIY. LIGHrNING AND HATL.

LocKPoRT " Y, April 10 tSpeciaD electric storm
OF great magnitude passed this city at o'clock this
afternoon II was tho first OF the season Hailsones
fell TO the depth OF two inches and as large as chcsthu
The lightning VIVID aud frequent
CHICAGO April ia dispatch from Mason City, Iowa.
says: Yesterday afternoon tho sun suddenly became
obscured and thunder accompanied by lightning aud
yht rain set In suddenly After deafeuing thunder
clap the burst through the clouds, and whie shining
a. rightly before the storm. hail began TO fa con
tinung for quarter OF hour. striking tho ground
with The OF bullets The hastones were the size
OF a sparrow's eggs, broke windows and stampeded
tesms upon tue streets and fell in such quantities that
they had removed with shoves SO phenolnena or
severe halsorm In th, section old residents do not
member Daring the storm the barn OF william Judu
south OF the town. was struck by lightning ana was
burned with its contents
MILWAUKEE,, Aprll.lL-A Grand Rapids Wis, dspatch
says "The rise In the Wisconsin River at that point Is
the highest since ls7 and the water Is still rising Re
ports from yar say that the water there IS the highest
ever known Much danger is feared for the mill prop
erty. IL Is now raining.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
cH.RGEs or CRUGLrY yoT SUSTAINED

master Of the ship Belle Of Bath, had a
summary hearing befon Judge Butler in the United
States District Court this morning. The complain
ants were James Cronn, George Knowles, James
Brady, George Smith and James Martin, seamen
They testified that during recent voyage the captain
had without due cause put them In irons and trlced
them up by tho wrists that their feet barely
touched the deck OF tho vessel and they forced
70 remain in this position for about an hour ana q
half Some OF them had not rgained the proper use
of their limbs for several days They said that the
captain was drunk at the time. The witnesses for
the defence testified that tho sailors had refused TO
obey orders, and that the captain, who IL perfectly
sober man, had been forced 10 punish the men in
der to enforce discipline The complaint was dis
mis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

ELMIRA April Is (SpcciaD.-Thc Eric Express Com
pany will withdraw It's business from the Enira Cort
land and Northern Railway on May !. This move Is In
view OF the Introduction Off company In hs city the
National press Company, who seek share oi the Dus
ness.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is (Speciab.-It is officially an
nounccd here to-day that combination has been effected
between the Reading Pennsylvania jersey Central and
Lchigh Valley Railroad companies An official or the
Reading said this afternoon that tho combination had no
greater Significance than friendly relation between all
the roads The statement given out this afternoon
that President Corbn and his personal friends alone
interested In the pool In Jersey Central Nethc-
Alfred eully nor the Richmond Terminal Company is In
OF the Richmond Terminal II Was further stated that
tho new owners OF Jersey Central are known TO the
karoad Company, and that under the new
MANAGEMENT the same friendly relations exsting st
present between the Reading aud PennsylvahlA Woulo
be continued
CHICAGO, April Is (Specdb. An Illinois railroad has
called In life pass granted citizen Of Decatur In con
Alteration OF grant OF land, and litigation between the
family OF tho who held tho pass and tho railroad
pany Is about 10 begin
Fogr WORTH April 10 (SpeciaD. Notice 10 given by
tho Fort Worth and Denver Of q special stockholdcrs
meeting held in this city juno D. Tho business
TO be transacted Is o proposition TO add $50 900
to the capital OF tho company and to take steps TO
operate tho Denver, Texas and Fort Worth, and Fort
Worth and Denver ono road. Lands have been pur-
chased for shops and dcpots adjoining the property OF
capital will bc $30.000.0O0.
urers Association of Chicago has addressed commun
asking for Joint conference on the mcagebook ques-
ton. '-- '- ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
ARREST or 4 YOUNG ENGLISHM4M
HE HAS A meH.soUNpING NAME AND LIVED

he HAS A HIGH-soUNDING NAME AND LIVED IN
STYLE, BUT HE IS CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
wAsHINGroN, April 10 (SpecaD. Officers arrived in
Washington to-day from Lynchburg Va, to take charge
OF Pointer Charles Netterye Blake, young iEngish-
who arrested yesterday for forgery and embez
element During the prisonerssay IN Lynchburg he lived
keaprnce On he visited one oil the churches
with young lady When the collection basket was
passed around he put sealed envelope Into It, The
young lady inquired what he put In the basket and lie
said 1t only $50 check to help tho church along
While In this city Blake stopped at the Metropolitan
HOTEL where he registered as c. X. Vanderbilt London
England" He had hrstclass room. and during his
short stay he was furnished with the best
wines. When arrested he owed the propri-
etor for large BILL Hts arrest was duo to u
telegram from Chief OF Police Irwin OF Lynchburg who
wants him for forgery and embezzement 70 the amount
800 AT Police Headquarters he said that he was the
son OF Mrs Free, wife OF Colonel Free, OF the Royal
Horse Artillery, No. 10 Edinburgh Terrace, Kensington
place London When he searched. not q cent was
found In his pocket He consented to return TO virginia
without requisition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
IN CONSPIRACY ABAIysr GENERAL KEIFER

IN COySPIRA CY AGAINST GENERAL KEIFER.
WASHINGTON, April 10 tspeeioD-ILeutcnant General
Sheridan is president of the Society Of the Army OF tho
Cumberland which Is to unyeil the statue of General
Garfield next month. Star reporter asked
him this morning about the renewal or
the renort that the selection OF General Kcfcr by tho
Monument Committee to deliver tho memorial address
is disaseful society," AID that falling 10 secure h
withdrawal the disacc ted have arranged the pro-
gramme so that the will be practically frozen out
General Sheridan ro ied There Is not word OF truth
in in There was some opposition when 1t was first pro-
posed TO have General Keller speak. but that was All
withdrawn There Is not the slightest hitch any where
The society, the Monument Committee, the Executive
COmnittce and General Keifer all In accord Tho
orator will not be unduly limited in time General
Kelf,r will have all the time that would be allowed any
one